Create a coordinated padel program across player apparel, staff uniforms, tournament merchandise and retail-ready club products — all through one sourcing workflow.
Use this visual as a starting point for your custom program. Select the products, colors and branding that fit your audience.
DISCUSS THIS PRODUCT MIX →Compare skorts, tops and club extras for court sessions, staff use and member collections. Confirm racket-sport movement, fit and the selected garment details on samples before placing the club order.
Review movement, coverage and the approved fit for your court program.
MOQ: 200 pcs
Minimum order quantity: 200 pcs. Please provide your preferred colors and size breakdown. Color allocation, logo application, labeling, packaging, price and delivery schedule are confirmed in the quotation.
Material options: Polyester and spandex blend
XS / S / M / L / XL / 2XL
Review movement, coverage and the approved fit for your court program.
MOQ: 200 pcs
Custom logo orders start at 200 pcs. Color and size allocation are confirmed with the quotation. Approve fabric, the final size chart, fit, artwork, decoration, labels and packaging before bulk production.
Material options: Polyester
XS / S / M / L / XL / XXL
Plan training, participant or staff use with the selected fit and branding.
MOQ: 50 pcs
Starts at 50 pcs using the existing style and stock colors. Color and size allocation, logo method and finishing are confirmed with the quotation.
Material options: Stretch polyester performance knit
S / M / L / XL / XXL / XXXL / 4XL
Consider a coordinated option for coaches, club staff or member collections.
MOQ: Confirm for the selected design
Add club or event identity to a coordinated headwear option.
MOQ: 50 pcs
Custom logo orders start from 50 pcs.
Material options: Polyester woven fabric
Confirm the sock build, size allocation and decoration for your program.
MOQ: 500 pcs
Custom logo orders start at 500 pcs per color. Confirm the size allocation, artwork, decoration method, labels and packaging with the quotation. Approve yarn composition, fit and the final sample before bulk production.
Material options: Nylon-based blend
One size — supplier guide EU 38-43
Product visuals may include design illustrations. Final materials, fit, colors, decoration and packing require sample approval. Minimums apply to the selected product and customization route; review each product's conditions.
VIEW ALL PRODUCT OPTIONS →A strong padel program can support daily play, club identity, tournaments and retail sales without creating disconnected product lines.
CLUB APPARELPerformance tees, polos, shorts, skirts and lifestyle pieces for players, members and regular club activity.
BUILD CLUB APPAREL →
RETAILCaps, hoodies, socks, bags and branded accessories designed for pro-shop sales and member purchases.
BUILD RETAIL MERCH →
TOURNAMENTSPlayer products, staff apparel, sponsor merchandise and event-specific items for tournaments and activations.
PLAN A TOURNAMENT →
OPERATIONSCoordinated apparel for coaches, reception teams, event staff and day-to-day club operations.
BUILD STAFF APPAREL →You do not need a large collection to create a strong club identity. Start with a focused group of products and expand after demand is proven.
For daily play, coaching and club teams.
Movement-focused bottoms coordinated with the club apparel system.
Quarter-zips, jackets and hoodies for warm-up, travel and lifestyle use.
Practical court accessories and easy retail add-ons.
Useful branded products for members, tournaments and retail.
Labels, hangtags and packaging for clubs building a more premium retail offer.
Confirm core colors, logos, apparel direction and target audience.
Select the essential products required for daily club use.
Introduce lifestyle items and accessories members actually want to buy.
Add staff, sponsor and event-specific merchandise when the calendar requires it.
KITSPAN helps keep apparel, merchandise, branding and packaging connected so the club does not need to manage multiple unrelated suppliers.
Combine only the products that match your members, calendar and budget.
Keep colors, logos and presentation aligned across court and retail products.
Lock fit, fabric, artwork and finishing before committing to bulk production.
Save approved specifications to make replenishment and future seasons easier.
Use the guide that matches the buying decision you are working on now, from the first club range to retail, sampling and tournament planning.
Approve coordinated tops, skorts or shorts, fabric, fit and club branding before collecting final orders.
READ WOMEN’S GUIDE →Plan player, staff and merchandise needs around one coordinated club program.
READ BUYING GUIDE →Structure a focused member-facing collection without creating unnecessary SKU complexity.
READ RETAIL GUIDE →Separate member and staff restocks from pro-shop replenishment and update quantities from current demand and sales data.
READ REORDER GUIDE →Collect member and staff sizes against approved product references and keep confirmed demand separate from forecast stock.
READ SIZE GUIDE →Plan quantities and approve the products with the highest fit, fabric or branding risk.
READ MOQ GUIDE →Separate player, staff, sponsor and retail requirements before the event order is locked.
READ TOURNAMENT GUIDE →A focused first range can combine one technical top, one bottom, one cap or accessory and one lifestyle item. This keeps inventory easier to manage while building a recognizable club look.
Yes. The program can be structured across player apparel, staff uniforms, tournament merchandise and sponsor products while keeping quantities and packing separate.
Yes. Retail ranges can include technical and lifestyle apparel, caps, accessories, labels, hangtags and packaging.
Send products, quantities, club colors, logos, target date, delivery country and whether the range is for players, staff, tournaments or retail.
Connect court apparel, staff identity, tournaments and retail without turning the first order into an oversized collection.
Use technical tops and bottoms for players, then coordinate staff polos, tees or layers around the same club identity.
Caps, socks, bags, hoodies and accessories can extend the range where they fit your member and pro-shop strategy.
Build sponsor, staff and event merchandise around the same approved colors, branding and production calendar.
Share quantities, player/staff split, retail ideas, logos, tournament dates, delivery country and deadline.
Start with a focused technical top, one bottom, a cap or visor and one lifestyle or retail item. This creates a recognizable range without too many first-order SKUs.
Yes. They can share one visual identity while quantities and packing remain separated by use case, team or event.
Yes. Clubs can add lifestyle apparel, caps, socks, bags, accessories, custom labels, hangtags and packaging.
Share club size, products, quantities, player versus staff needs, retail plans, colors, logos, tournament dates, delivery country and target delivery date.
Separate player, staff, tournament and retail quantities first, then sample the highest-risk products before expanding the collection.
Tell us your club size, product ideas, tournament calendar, target quantities and delivery date. We’ll recommend a practical starting range.
